Parts ID Sariel Tiger XL

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I am working on a similar model of Sariel's XL Tiger in prep for my own designs of a few other German WW2 tanks, and a need some help identifying a part or two.



Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image (linked below) that stand in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



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Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image (linked below) that stand in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



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I am working on a similar model of Sariel's XL Tiger in prep for my own designs of a few other German WW2 tanks, and a need some help identifying a part or two.



Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image (linked below) that stand in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



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Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image (linked below) that stand in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



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This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




  • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

Technic Disk 3 x 3




  • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

Bar 1 x 3



  • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

Hose, Rigid 3mm






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    First three from what we can see...



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    1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

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    1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

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    1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

    Last two hidden from view...



    enter image description here




    1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

    I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 Holy Jesus studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.






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      This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




      • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

      Technic Disk 3 x 3




      • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

      Bar 1 x 3



      • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

      Hose, Rigid 3mm






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        This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




        • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

        Technic Disk 3 x 3




        • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

        Bar 1 x 3



        • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

        Hose, Rigid 3mm






        share|improve this answer






















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          This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




          • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

          Technic Disk 3 x 3




          • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

          Bar 1 x 3



          • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

          Hose, Rigid 3mm






          share|improve this answer












          This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




          • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

          Technic Disk 3 x 3




          • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

          Bar 1 x 3



          • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

          Hose, Rigid 3mm







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              First three from what we can see...



              enter image description here




              1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

              enter image description here




              1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

              enter image description here




              1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

              Last two hidden from view...



              enter image description here




              1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

              I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 Holy Jesus studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.






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                First three from what we can see...



                enter image description here




                1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

                enter image description here




                1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

                enter image description here




                1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

                Last two hidden from view...



                enter image description here




                1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

                I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 Holy Jesus studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.






                share|improve this answer






















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                  First three from what we can see...



                  enter image description here




                  1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

                  enter image description here




                  1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

                  enter image description here




                  1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

                  Last two hidden from view...



                  enter image description here




                  1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

                  I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 Holy Jesus studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.






                  share|improve this answer












                  First three from what we can see...



                  enter image description here




                  1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

                  enter image description here




                  1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

                  enter image description here




                  1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

                  Last two hidden from view...



                  enter image description here




                  1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

                  I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 Holy Jesus studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.







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